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Praise for .NET Web Services
Keith Ballinger has been Mr. Web Services
at Microsoft for as long as there were Web services. Anyone doing
work on the Microsoft Web Services platform would do themselves a
favor by reading this book, as Keiths insights are
unique.
Bob
Beauchemin, DevelopMentor
This book is a very good introduction to Web services,
providing enough specific information for a person to fully
understand the principles and implementation issues of Web services
. . . Ballinger clearly outlines the fundamental architectural
topics that any organization looking to implement XML Web services
should consider.
Colin
Bowern, Consultant, Microsoft Corporation
This book provides information about all principal
components of Webservices: transport protocol, interface definition
and services discovery mechanisms, security and messaging
infrastructure, as well as underlying technologies (XML, TCP/IP,
HTTP). Description of each subject is comprehensive and complete;
examples provide good illustration from the content.
Max
Loukianov, Solomio Corp.
.NET Web Services is the authoritative guide to
designing and architecting better Web services using Microsoft
technologies. Written by Keith Ballinger, a Program Manager for XML
Web Services at Microsoft, this book explains what Web services
are, why they exist, and how they work in .NET. Readers will gain a
thorough understanding of the technologies that allows them to take
full advantage of .NET.
The book opens with an introduction to Web services and Web
services standards. It then explores .NET technologies and examines
how the .NET Framework gives developers the tools they need to
build Web service applications. The core of the book focuses on the
key specifications that make up the Web services architecture, from
HTTP to SOAP to WS-Security. .NET Web Services
concludes with the authors expert advice on architecting and
designing Web service applications.
Topics covered include:
The features and pitfalls of Web services
Web services standards
Creating Web Services with ASP.NET
Creating Web service clients
XML serialization with .NET
Extending Web services
Transport protocols for Web services
XML and XML Schemas
SOAP
Describing Web services
Discovering Web services
Messaging with Web services
Securing Web services
Advanced messaging
Best practices are illustrated throughout with full working
examples as well as code samples using C# and ASP.NET Web services.
A companion Web site at www.keithba.net includes all sample code from the
book.
Books in the Microsoft .NET Development Series are
written and reviewed by the principal authorities and pioneering
developers of the Microsoft .NET technologies, including the
Microsoft .NET development team and DevelopMentor. Books in the
Microsoft .NET Development Series focus on the design,
architecture, and implementation of the Microsoft .NET initiative
to empower developers and students everywhere with the knowledge
they need to thrive in the Microsoft .NET revolution.
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Ballinger, Keith
.NET Web services : architecture and implementation with .NET / Keith Ballinger.
p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 0-321-11359-4 (alk. paper)
1. Web site development. 2. Computer network architectures. 3. Microsoft.net. I. Title.
TK5105.888 .B355 2003
005.2'76dc21 20020382000
Copyright 2003 by Pearson Education, Inc.
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First printing, February 2003
Keith Ballinger has been 'Mr. Web Services' at Microsoft for as long as there were Web services. Anyone doing work on the Microsoft Web Services platform would do themselves a favor by reading this book, as Keith's insights are unique. |
| -- Bob Beauchemin, DevelopMentor |
I think this is an excellent book, has superior examples and sample code, and shows how .NET works under the covers with re: to Web services better than any other book I've readThis book does a great job of getting 'under the hood' of .NET and how it works with Web services. |
| -- Len Fenster, Principal Consultant, Microsoft Corporation |
This book is a very good introduction to Web services, providing enough specific information for a person to fully understand the principles and implementation issues of Web servicesBallinger clearly outlines the fundamental architectural topics that any organization looking to implement XML Web services should consider. |
| -- Colin Bowern, Consultant, Microsoft Corporation |
This book provides information about all principal components of Web services: transport protocol, interface definition and services discovery mechanisms, security and messaging infrastructure, as well as underlying technologies (XML, TCP/IP, HTTP). Description of each subject is comprehensive and complete; examples provide good illustration from the content. |
| -- Max Loukianov, Solomio Corp. |
John Montgomery, Series Advisor
Don Box, Series Advisor
Martin Heller, Series Editor
This Microsoft .NET series is a great resource for .NET developers. Coupling the .NET architects at Microsoft with the training skills of DevelopMentor means that all the technical bases, from reference to 'how-to,' will be covered. |
| -- J OHN M ONTGOMERY , Group Product Manager for the .NET platform, Microsoft Corporation |
The Microsoft .NET series has the unique advantage of an author pool that combinessome of the most insightful authors in the industry with the actual architects anddevelopers of the .NET platform. |
| -- D ON B OX , Architect, Microsoft Corporation |
Keith Ballinger, .NET Web Services: Architecture and Implementation, 0-321-11359-4
Don Box with Chris Sells, Essential .NET Volume 1: The Common Language Runtime, 0-201-73411-7
Microsoft Common Language Runtime Team, The Common Language Runtime Annotated Reference and Specification, 0-321-15493-2
Microsoft .NET Framework Class Libraries Team, The .NET Framework CLI Standard Class Library Annotated Reference, Volume 1 0-321-15489-4
Microsoft Visual C# Development Team, The C# Annotated Reference and Specification, 0-321-15491-6
Fritz Onion, Essential ASP.NET with Examples in C#, 0-201-76040-1
Fritz Onion, Essential ASP.NET with Examples in Visual Basic .NET, 0-201-76039-8
Damien Watkins, Mark Hammond, Brad Abrams, Programming in the .NET Environment, 0-201-77018-0
Shawn Wildermuth, Pragmatic ADO.NET: Data Access for the Internet World, 0-201-74568-2
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